Tallaght Stadium

Tallaght Stadium is a football venue in Tallaght with covered seating across multiple stands, including a main stand with roughly 3000 seats and an eastern stand with about 2900 seats. The total capacity accommodates around 6000 spectators.

Construction began in 2000 after Shamrock Rovers announced plans for a new home ground. The venue officially opened in 2009 under the management of South Dublin County Council.

The stadium serves as a central meeting place for football fans across South Dublin, shaping the rhythm of the local community through regular matches and events.

The stadium sits near several bus routes and the Luas light rail system, making it easy to reach by public transport. Arriving early helps you find parking and avoid long queues at the entrance.

A friendly match against Real Madrid in 2009 saw temporary seating added to expand capacity to roughly 10,900 seats. This remains the highest attendance recorded at the venue.

Location: Tallaght

Inception: 2000

Official opening: 2009

Capacity: 6000

GPS coordinates: 53.28350,-6.37374

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:03